Challenges to central banking in the context of financial crisis: the international research experience/
Challenges to central banking in the context of financial crisis: the international research experience/
edited by Gokarn Subir
- New Delhi: Academic Foundation, 2011.
- 492 p. : ill. ; 24 cm.
1.Challenges To Central Banking In The Context Of The Financial Crisis
2.Challenges For Central Banks In The Context Of The Crisis / Deepak Mohanty
3.Heralding A 'New Normal': The Perfect Growth Model Still Eludes Us / Duvvuri Subbarao
4.Monetary Policy Flexibility: Solution Or Problem? / Andrew Michael Spence
4.1.Solutions: Global Checks On Capital Markets / William Poole
4.2.No Right Answers, Only Tough Trade-Offs / John Lipsky
5.Learning From The Crisis: What Can Central Banks Do? / William R. White
5.1.Some Problems Of Feasible Policies / Benjamin M. Friedman
6.Unconventional Monetary Policy: Experience And Possible Exit Strategies / Jørgen Elmeskov
7.Inflation Targeting After The Financial Crisis / Jørgen Elmeskov / Makoto Minegishi
7.1.Inflation Targeting After The Crisis / Lars E.O. Svensson
8.Summing-Up: Should Monetary Policy Chase Other Hares? / William Poole
Contents note continued: 9.Summing-Up: Is Central Bank Indeed The Best Regulator Of The Banking System? / Charles R. Bean
10.The Impossible Trinity And Constraints On Policy Options / Subir Gokarn
10.1.What If The Globally Traded Asset Is Not Debt, But Equity? / Irma Rosenberg
11.The Future Of Public Debt: Prospects And Implications / Benjamin M. Friedman
11.1.Where Is The Hero Who Saves The Day? / M.S. Mohanty / Fabrizio Zampolli / Stephen G. Cecchetti
12.The Great Recession And International Policy Coordination / Eswar Prasad
13.Summing-Up / Carlos A. Primo Braga
14.Summing-Up / Lars E.O. Svensson
15.The Post-Crisis Fix: Regulatory Or Monetary Policy Remedies? / Shyamala Gopinath
15.1.Time For A New Analytical Framework / Stephen S. Roach
16.Why All Central Banks Are Not The Same / William R. White
17.Managing Financial Innovation In Emerging Markets / William R. White
17.1.Regulate The Subatomic Fragments Of Finance / John Lipsky
Contents note continued: 18.Systemic Risk: How To Deal With It? / Stephen G. Cecchetti
19.Summing-Up / Jaime Caruana
20.Summing-Up / Jaime Caruana
21.Two Cheers For Bagehot / Usha Thorat
21.1.New Research Agenda Of The Central Banks / John C. Williams
22.Crisis And Implications For Central Bank Balance Sheets: Policies, Effectiveness And Designing An Exit / Stephen S. Roach
22.1.Central Banks Need To Find A Mid-Path / Krishna Srinivasan
23.Monetary Policy Challenges For Emerging Market Economies / Eswar Prasad
24.Summing-Up / Eswar Prasad / Ravi Kanbur / Gill Hammond
25.Summing-Up / Michael Foot
26.Governors Speak-panel I: Domestic Monetary Policy / K.C. Chakrabarty
27.Governors Speak-panel II: International Monetary System / K.C. Chakrabarty.
9788171888733
Banks and banking, Central -- Congresses.
Financial crises -- Congresses.
Monetary policy -- Congresses.
332.042 / GOK/C
1.Challenges To Central Banking In The Context Of The Financial Crisis
2.Challenges For Central Banks In The Context Of The Crisis / Deepak Mohanty
3.Heralding A 'New Normal': The Perfect Growth Model Still Eludes Us / Duvvuri Subbarao
4.Monetary Policy Flexibility: Solution Or Problem? / Andrew Michael Spence
4.1.Solutions: Global Checks On Capital Markets / William Poole
4.2.No Right Answers, Only Tough Trade-Offs / John Lipsky
5.Learning From The Crisis: What Can Central Banks Do? / William R. White
5.1.Some Problems Of Feasible Policies / Benjamin M. Friedman
6.Unconventional Monetary Policy: Experience And Possible Exit Strategies / Jørgen Elmeskov
7.Inflation Targeting After The Financial Crisis / Jørgen Elmeskov / Makoto Minegishi
7.1.Inflation Targeting After The Crisis / Lars E.O. Svensson
8.Summing-Up: Should Monetary Policy Chase Other Hares? / William Poole
Contents note continued: 9.Summing-Up: Is Central Bank Indeed The Best Regulator Of The Banking System? / Charles R. Bean
10.The Impossible Trinity And Constraints On Policy Options / Subir Gokarn
10.1.What If The Globally Traded Asset Is Not Debt, But Equity? / Irma Rosenberg
11.The Future Of Public Debt: Prospects And Implications / Benjamin M. Friedman
11.1.Where Is The Hero Who Saves The Day? / M.S. Mohanty / Fabrizio Zampolli / Stephen G. Cecchetti
12.The Great Recession And International Policy Coordination / Eswar Prasad
13.Summing-Up / Carlos A. Primo Braga
14.Summing-Up / Lars E.O. Svensson
15.The Post-Crisis Fix: Regulatory Or Monetary Policy Remedies? / Shyamala Gopinath
15.1.Time For A New Analytical Framework / Stephen S. Roach
16.Why All Central Banks Are Not The Same / William R. White
17.Managing Financial Innovation In Emerging Markets / William R. White
17.1.Regulate The Subatomic Fragments Of Finance / John Lipsky
Contents note continued: 18.Systemic Risk: How To Deal With It? / Stephen G. Cecchetti
19.Summing-Up / Jaime Caruana
20.Summing-Up / Jaime Caruana
21.Two Cheers For Bagehot / Usha Thorat
21.1.New Research Agenda Of The Central Banks / John C. Williams
22.Crisis And Implications For Central Bank Balance Sheets: Policies, Effectiveness And Designing An Exit / Stephen S. Roach
22.1.Central Banks Need To Find A Mid-Path / Krishna Srinivasan
23.Monetary Policy Challenges For Emerging Market Economies / Eswar Prasad
24.Summing-Up / Eswar Prasad / Ravi Kanbur / Gill Hammond
25.Summing-Up / Michael Foot
26.Governors Speak-panel I: Domestic Monetary Policy / K.C. Chakrabarty
27.Governors Speak-panel II: International Monetary System / K.C. Chakrabarty.
9788171888733
Banks and banking, Central -- Congresses.
Financial crises -- Congresses.
Monetary policy -- Congresses.
332.042 / GOK/C